This book explored the evolving practices and narratives of Ayurveda in Hungary, tracing its development since the fall of the previous regime. Prior to 1990, biomedicine dominated healthcare, limiting Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM), including Ayurveda. It highlighted challenges in integrating Ayurveda within legal and scientific frameworks valuing its holistic strengths but nothing limits in meeting biomedical research standards. The 1997 decree recognized Ayurveda as part of naturopathy, requiring practitioners to hold a medical degree, creating dilemmas for traditional...